Call for Papers for the 15th ESA Conference, 31 Aug - 3 Sep 2021 in Barcelona
View here the Call for
Papers:
https://www.europeansociology.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/2020-12/ESA_2021_C
FP_Barcelona.pdf
Submit your abstract via ConfTool 2021: https://www.conftool.pro/esa2021/
The deadline is on 15 February 2021.
RN24 - Science and Technology
Coordinators: Ana Delicado, Institute of Social Sciences of the University of
Lisbon, Portugal, ana.delicado@ics.ulisboa.pt
Bernhard Wieser, Graz University of Technology, Austria,
bernhard.wieser@tugraz.at
We are living challenging times, in which Science and Technology both plays a
crucial role in addressing catastrophic environmental, health, or social
problems, and is also increasingly questioned and undermined by conspiracy
theorists, anti-vaxxers, flat-earthers, and populist politicians, among
others. The Sociology of Science and Technology must offer fresh insights on
how alternative futures can be built based simultaneously on expert/scientific
knowledge and on democratic participation and public engagement on
sociotechnical issues. RN24 Science and Technology makes multidisciplinary and
transdisciplinary efforts to combine: theory building on changing relations
and co-constitution of science, technology and society; methodological
advancements of qualitative and quantitative empirical social sciences to
study interrelations of science, technology and society; sociological,
philosophical, anthropological, historical, psychological, economic and
political science analysis; and technology and innovation policy studies.
Examples of possible topics/ keywords relevant for our sessions are:
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Science and Technology (Open Session)
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Science policy & national research systems
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Scientific careers and practices
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Science and the public
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Science, technology, innovation & society
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Gender in/equality in science and technology
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National & regional specificities and differences in science and technology
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Science, Technology & Education
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Health, biomedicine & social context
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Energy, climate change & sustainability
- Information Technologies and Society
Gender, diversity and intersectionality perspectives are welcome. PhD
students' submissions are especially encouraged. Authors are invited to submit
their abstracts to the general session or a specific topic. Specific sessions
will be created a posteriori.
Joint Session JS_RN05_RN24: "Digitization, devices, and cultures of
consumption" (Joint session with RN05 Sociology of Consumption)
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